1999 proposed List of Fisheries published

From: Sea Technology | Date: September 1, 1998| Author: Anonymous | Copyright information

1999 Proposed List of Fisheries Published

The NMFS is proposing annual changes to the List of Fisheries, which categorizes each U.S. commercial fishery based on the number of marine mammals seriously wounded or killed during fishing operations.Each fishery is placed into one of three categories according to the level of interaction with marine mammals. Category I consist of fisheries with frequent injuries and deaths of marine mammals. Fisheries in category II have occasional interact...

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